ford did not realize and interviewed jim baker one of the people interviewed was his campaign manager and he said for three days they trafficked against ford and he made a great mistake and needed to apologize and he didn't and that really turns the tables and showed this one term georgia governor could handle the job as well as a 25 year commitment in the white house. >> carter gets elected and when he is elected okay i had a secret group that was very and election tradition group and am now going to have them on the transition and then there was people working the campaign's what happened between the two groups clashing about who would run the transition? >> it was a forerunner of the organizational problems that i like to talk about in the white house because unbeknownst to us carter had asked jack watson, a talented attorney to have a separate transition group working on the same policies you and i were working on in the trenches but you work 24 hours a day, seven days a week and you candidate wins expect to have a major job but so does the people in this other transition route th

you mention mccabe, comby is gone, jim baker is gone. there has been some accountability.ink there would be more if the democrats spent more time working with their republican colleagues and more time with media leaks. that's my flustration. the department belongs to all of us. democrats alike woulden like bias fbi agents. who walled have thought it would have taken peter to find a law enforcement agent they liked. all of the times they are critical of law enforcement and defend one of the most bias agents in public service. that's where we are and why i can't wait to be gone. >> thank you so much. thank you for your service as well. >> yes, ma'am. >>> meanwhile, it's deadline day for canada and a new nafta agreement tonight with the united states. where do we stand with one of our biggest trading partners. peter is next. we'll be right back in a moment. whoooo. tripadvisor makes finding your perfect hotel... relaxing. just enter your destination and dates. tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites to find the hotel you want for the lowest price. dates. deals. done! trip

morning everyone and thank you for participating in this joint us russian environmental seminar i'm jim baker i mean administrators of the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and i'd like to thank the organizers dickie linda zali and ned austin so for their hard work in getting us to this point general polley shook who i grew to have great respect for broke the ice at this meeting he gave a talk and he first slide that he showed in his presentation was a satellite picture from russian. reconnaissance satellite program showing. the construction of a super secret facility that we heard so he showed this picture of it being constructed it just broke the ice everybody laughed we were privileged to have academicians savage from the russian side and academician bond to our who is his deputy of kmita was not going to groom them college them and that's a clear case to selling us that we've had a great number of american colleagues here who leave this is because the russian delegation was large one hundred people i'd say most all of them involved history of answer environmental issues what

. >> steve bannon: i don't know, when jim baker, toward the end of first term or second term, you had put in conservatives everyday. white houses are naturally -- >> laura: that is okay. >> steve bannon: opinions -- >> laura: that is okay, trump likes people with differing opinions and in the end, did michael cohen get -- gary cohen get his way on trade? no. trump did. >> steve bannon: i said to politico, president trump buy a million copys and air drop them. president trump had the right idea from the beginning and understands we're at economic war with china and bring all forces of government to bear in the economic war. cohen and porter and this crowd that fought him, the committee to save america, the book is typed-up notes. the economic war against china and afghanistan, in which the president was lied to and it was mislead about the cost of afghanistan and what type of control we had over the country that, is where mattis went, to bail themselves out. they were not up front and truthful to the president of the united states and so, if you look at, they say in there, he has tempe

your show, lou, but think about this: james comey fired andy the mccain, deputy director, fired jim baker, fbi counsel dethe moted, then left. peter strzok, deputy director counterintelligence, first demoted and then fired. -you ever seen that happen at a federal agency with the top people -- the same top people who ran the clinton investigation, launched and ran the russia investigation. this is how serious it is. we know all the information that's coming out, and thousand we have mr. rosenstein -- who according to "the new york times," and i don't know whether to believe this or not, whether to believe andy mccabe or not because obviously he lied ender oath, but we now have this story about mr. rosenstein telling in front of subordinates he was considering actually recording the president of the united states. come on. it's why i want to ask him questions and get to bottom of it so we can all figure out exactly what happened. lou: congressman jim jordan, great to have you with us, as always. thanks so much. >> thank you, lou. lou: up next, president trump calls on congress to give him m

reagan administration when president reagan was angry about leaks, he had leaks up to his keyster and jim bakerlie detector tests. george schultz, the secretary of state said the day they come with a lie detector test is the day i leave the administration. and i think one of the things that's interesting, erica, is that the vice president has now taken a very, very hard line. he's soft spoken, but a hard liner. he's very loyal to the president, and people who think that the 25th amendment may be around the corner are just -- it's very clear the vice president is not going anywhere near the 25th amendment. he's going to be a staller for the president all the way. >> it'sfacent fascinating to we media blitz and what we're hearing from the white house, this is despite our reporting that staffers including counselor to the president kellyanne conway had a tried to get the president off this, have tried to shift his focus away from the letter. the focus remains and we are seeing this media blitz of folks being put out there to say this is terrible. this is what kellyanne had to say earlier to jake t

jim baker, the chief of staff turned his car around, barged in and had reagan rip up the order.hat's what a good chief of staff can do. >> when you talk about national security, bob woodward talked about it to. there's things in there that reflect what woodward sees as potential problems. watch. >> some of the things trump did and does jeopardize the national security. this country does some things in the intelligence world which are so important to protect the country. they are astonishing. they are secret. they are called special access programs and he jeopardizes them. >> he jeopardizes them and does it consistently. some of this, we have seen come out over time. you may remember the oval office incident with the russians when he invited them in. as we understand it, he revealed special access information they have provided. what concerns a lot of us, we see, we know there's an iceberg. we see a tip of the iceberg. we see a tent. we see a fraction of what it is that concerns the writer of the anonymous op-ed, bob woodward. we don't see the extent of it. the more we hear and s

. >> we know next week, jim baker former chief counsel at the fbi was demoted and left the fbi.he former chief counsel will be in for a deposition. that's important next wednesday and in a couple weeks, and in october 19th, we have nellie ohr. >> laura: whoa, nellie. >> wife of top justice official bruce ohr. >> laura: the first time. >> that is important as well. it may take subpoenas for them to be there so we can get the questions that we need answered. >> laura: this is what adam schiff on msnbc said last night about the g.o.p. basically you and the rule of law, let's watch. >> right now we need to be sounding the alarm. we need to be calling out the republican members of congress who have been all too timid and at times complicit with a the president's attacks on the rule of law. the speaker at the senate leader cannot possibly claim anymore if they ever could, that the prospect of interfering with the special counsel is theoretical. it's real. >> laura: focusing on the special counsel deal. they are all worried about protecting the special counsel. they are worried about p

meanwhile, the two committees could also seek a subpoena for former fbi general counsel jim baker as the justice department's handling of the russia investigation and allegations of fisa abuse. if they call you to testify, they're not happy with you. they're not calling you because they want to see you and say hello so i could see not wanting to go. >> dagen: but a subpoena, you don't show up, you prosecute the individual. unfortunately jeff sessions is the attorney general and in the past, he hasn't been willing to do that. refused to show up for two subpoenas under jason chaffetz on the oversight committee, jeff sessions said i'm not touching it. i'm not prosecuting this guy because he is acquainted cloning. if i think that jeff sessions running the justice department being the ag at this point is troublesome. number two, bruce ohr, kudos to the reporting of "the wall street journal," this is what is so troubling. bruce ohr knew that christopher steele, he was a conduit between him and the fbi, knew that he was trying to go after president trump. bruce ohr revealed to congress, he

the it was more of a movement, sense of a movement -- >> i don't know, jim baker, and towards the endthe first term or the second term, you had the knives being put into the conservatives every day. write houses are naturally -- >> laura: that's okay. >> cauldrons of opinions, et cetera. >> laura: tromped out like people of differing opinions and in the end, did gary cohn get his way on trade? >> he did not. >> laura: bob lighthizer didn't. trump did. >> i said to politico, what president trump ought to do is buy a million copies in or drop them into the congressional districts who got to win. president trump at the right idea for the beginning. he understands we are in economic wars trying and he will bring all forces of the government to bear in the economic war. cohen and porter and all this crowd that is part of the committee to save america come over to the book is basically the type of note, the two central parts, the war, economic war against china and afghanistan, in which the president was lied to and misled, about the cost of afghanistan and what kind of control we had over

one is they're worried by what they will find which seems to be as jim baker, the legendary secretary of state said if it quacks like a duck and walks like a duck it might be a duck. so there's that possibility. they're worried and my point about the calendar is their worry is if there's something else there's not enough time. if kavanaugh were to have to be withdrawn ultimately or voted down. the's not enough time to get that where they know the republicans have the majority in the senate. >> pete williams with us. pete, what is the importance of brett kavanaugh to republican senators insofar as not looking for the final answer on this alleged assault. there's a more important reason to have brett kavanaugh on the court. what is that? >> well, i think they like him but here's the thing. i mean, anyone that donald trump nominates to the supreme court now is going to move the court further to the right and it has little to do with the nominee and everything to do with anthony kennedy who announced at the end of june he was leaving. he often voted with the liberals, you know. he was the

jim baker chief counsel at fbi demoted left. lisa page, fbi counsel, demoted and letch.eter strzok, head of counterintelligence, demoted and fired. these people ran the clinton investigation and started a launched and ran the trump russia investigation before robert mueller took over. that is all fact. when have you ever seen that? was there a key group of people running all this? sure was. they have been fired or demoted from the fbi. stuart: just incredible to me, mueller, russia, russia, gets all the media attention and this clear-cut cabal plotting away under the radar there gets very little attention. it is astonishing. you follow it closely. thank you very much for telling our viewers exactly what is going on. we appreciate it. >> take care. stuart: where will we open the market? up and down on s&p. down nine on nasdaq. flat at the open. rahm emanuel east latest plan to tackle poverty. what is it? universal income. he set up a task force. free money by any other name. more "varney" after this. jardiance asked- and now you know. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes

they had no problem when they briefed him, starting with henry kissinger, condoleezza rice, jim bakerd of outrage. there is nothing unusual or secret about it. so there is political controversy because people want to be partisan about it. there is nothing untoward here, john kerry told the state's department what he was doing. >> bill: do you what he is doing when he talks about this now? >> well, you weren't in those meetings with iran. john kerry has said when i spoke to the iranians, despite what the trump administration does, you should stay in compliance with the iran deal. i think we can all agree that iran not restarting the nuclear work is a good thing. i absolutely respect what he is doing. he is trying to prevent everyday nuclear weapons. mike pompeo is playing to an audience of one, and that is donald j. trump. >> bill: i am not following. >> any time now. i am waiting, any minute. do you want thank you. >> sandra: thank you. all right, the jobs market is hot, and it is getting even hotter. he economic numbers dropped to their lowest levels since the beatles were topping th

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